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Camp Out....Almost

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Last week, we attempted to introduce Leah to the wonders of sleeping beneath the stars.  And by we, I mean Ryan, because though I love camping there's no way I'm going to attempt to "sleep" on the ground right now...  So, Leah put on her finest Ariel costume and helped Ryan set up the tent. 




Then Leah changed from her Ariel costume, to an apron, and there were sparklers!



And S'mores for dessert.



Yes.  Ryan is enjoying both a s'more and a pipe at the same time. 


But, alas, it was just too hot out.  And there was some kind of air advisory that went into effect, so the tent was transported to the basement and Leah's first campout took place in air conditioning. 

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Grandma Dainty said…
Oh such fun and Leah is always such a fashion statement! Reminds me of our indoor floor picnics and sleep-outs on the family room floor! Always build such precious memories!
June 16, 2012 at 5:45 AM
ltroberts@att.net said…
yep gotta love camping---except i do it in an hotel room with a shower, and hot running water, and a toilet, and internet connection and a mini bar, and the stars shining in the picture window! but i, of course, would be wearing an ariel outfit as well!
June 18, 2012 at 2:28 PM
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